- shark tank
- fish
- shipwreck area
- ray petting
- wildlife
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- Campbell BirdSeptember 20, 2014Price is a bit steep for what it is. Make sure you take your time to get your money's worth.
- GRiMMieMarch 28, 2011Look for the giant fish sitting on the treasure chest @ the shipwreck. I am still unsure if it's real or not! :)
- april tavenerOctober 7, 2010This is well worth the $17 a person fee. Great exhibit and sustainable in how they acquire animals.
- Eric MeyersAugust 11, 2015Expensive considering you'll get through the place in one hour, but I still had fun. The manta ray pool is a highlight, and the big tank is big enough that you'll see divers in there too.
- Daron YondemAugust 5, 2017If you have visited another major aquarium don't bother this one. It's small and that big shark they are using in their banners is not in there.
- luis alvarezApril 22, 2010make sure you have time and a good group with you. It's not that big of a place but there is still so much to see and take in.
- GawedMay 4, 2014Disappointing for the price. Small. Just a couple of types of sharks. Animal explotation at its best. Small educational efforts but that's it.... Sad.
- Allan KintzApril 15, 2012Was actually a bit of a letdown - a bit smaller than expected. Didn't take long to go through at all unless you want to stare into the glass for an hour.
- Kirstie PriesterMay 28, 2012Cool place, but wasn't worth the $19 dollars for a 20 minute walk through.
- AJ SchusterJune 30, 2010Look around for the bowmouth guitarfish in the shipwreck. It looks like a ray that ate a shark.